Broken | 
pickI‘m so happy I had finished the Grant County series right before this one 🥹 Being back in Grant four years after the last book in the series felt like a great conclusion to the town. We may end up back there, who knows! I‘m nervy for Will next book seeing how this one ended 🙃 Will Angie rope him back in? We shall see…
#12BooksOf2024 My book for #July is a reread. Most of July was rereads, for the last 6 months I‘ve been doing a lot of that, revisiting some amazing series. This particular one is the first after the death of a major character, which sends Dr Sara Linton into a tailspin. Then Will comes along with his 3 piece suit & orderly ways throwing Sara‘s life into chaos. A sweet crime novel. It does exist!
October #WrapUp
📚 3
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My quests to re-listen to the entire Will Trent series before the end of the year is going great! Infact I've even added the short stories - I'm reading them because I can't find them on audio, but they're so short it almost feels like they aren't allowed to count.
And my Tablet is fixed, so I'm able to read my Comics again 🤩
I love the new #StoryGraph Wrap-Up
pickRe-listening to this series just confirms why Slaughter is one of my top favourites.
She's brilliant with character development, very intense plots and whip-smart dialogue.
I'm amazed with her ability to actualise the characters, they feel so real.
I must say this time around I find I understand Lena better, and actually enjoyed the complexity of her character.
When Special Agent Will Trent arrives in Grant County, he finds a police department determined to protect its own and far too many unanswered questions about a prisoner‘s death. He doesn‘t understand why Officer Lena Adams is hiding secrets from him. He doesn‘t understand her role in the death of Grant County‘s popular police chief. He doesn‘t understand why that man‘s widow, Dr. Sara Linton, needs him more than ever to help her crack this case.
pickSara Linton is back in Grant County, there is joy in seeing her family, sadness confronting the painful past. Suicide or murder? Will Trent is called in as there is uncertainty with the local police investigation, is it a cover up? Ineptitude? Where does Lena fall in all this ? Slower pace but a deeper dive into the main characters of this series.
pickThis one was a little slower than earlier novels, but it was still an excellent procedural. It‘s twisty and complex, just like the characters. Not having read the Grant County series, I enjoyed this dive into Sara Linton‘s past and the complicated history there. As always, I love watching Will Trent noodle his way around crime scenes, making enemies, and solving murders.
pickIt‘s nice to be back in Grant County…even if Sara Linton isn‘t happy about being there. The fourth installment of the Will Trent series takes Sara back to Grant County for the Thanksgiving holiday. The tragic loss of her chief of police husband, Jeffrey, four years earlier, makes this an emotionally difficult return. 🩺
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pickYet another great book in the Will Trent series. This one was a bit slower than the previous books but still good. I wish Will would kick Angie to the curb (so to speak) and get together with Sara. I think they‘d be good for each other. #SeriesLove2023 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
“Karin Slaughter‘s internationally bestselling novels are as notable for their vivid portraits of lives shadowed by loss and heartbreak as they are for their dramatic criminal investigations. Broken features the return of her most compelling characters and introduces memorable new ones in a tale of corruption, murder, and confrontation that will leave more than one life.
pick#SeriesRead2021 @TheSpineView
Will Trent kinda takes a back seat in this story with familiar faces from Grant County becoming the main characters. I loved revisiting that world and I enjoyed the growing relationship between Sara and Will. I'm curious how things will play out once they're back in Atlanta.
Gritty crime with plenty of twists to keep you on your toes. This is my favorite so far in the Will Trent series.
“𝑇𝒉𝑒 𝑔𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑡 𝑡𝒉𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑎𝑏𝑜𝑢𝑡 𝑙𝑦𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑤𝑎𝑠 𝑝𝑒𝑜𝑝𝑙𝑒 𝑏𝑒𝑙𝑖𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑑 𝑖𝑡 𝑠𝑜 𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑔 𝑎𝑠 𝑡𝒉𝑒 𝑙𝑖𝑒 𝑤𝑎𝑠 𝑐𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑒 𝑒𝑛𝑜𝑢𝑔𝒉 𝑡𝑜 𝑡𝒉𝑒 𝑡𝑟𝑢𝑡𝒉.“
Yay! So, I'm back! I'll be posting my past reviews.
How are you lovely people?
pickFinished another Will Trent book and it is enjoyable as the previous one. This one is less extreme than the last, it was more about deep investigation, the sharp mind of Will Trent, and his growing but offbeat relationship with Sara Linton. This was more about the people in it than the crime. Will was always smart but this revealed his investigate and interrogation skills which was the highlight of the book.
pickI have NOT missed loony Lena Adams one bit! Another great entry in the Will Trent/Sara Linton series. And then I immediately dipped into the NF on the right. You will find me in this slashy/stabby state until Nov. 4 or thereabouts.
pickOverall, I liked this book. The author did an excellent job with characterizations and establishing tension, particularly surrounding a police force being investigated by an outsider. Unfortunately, the ultimate killer made very little sense. I don't think she did a very good job of setting up who the killer was. It seemed implausible because it came out of the blue. Still, good insight into human emotions and motivations.
pickA Roller Coaster Ride of Emotion
This was a bit different from other Will books I've read. I admit, I didn't like where the story went.
I mean, yes, the surprise element was there. When it comes to brutality, gore stuff and crime solving cases, it's the same. Beautifully crafted by the author. Don't get me wrong. Okay? I love it. I'm trying to focus on where the story goes. More of the history of characters way back Grant County.
RATING 3.5/5⭐
#115 and I absolutely love all of her books. Continuing on with this series.
Library haul. Stocked up on more mysteries for #Scarathlon
I am obsessed with Karin Slaughter now and want to read all her books. #teamSlaughter @Clwojick
Theo and the bump couldn‘t stay away from Will Trent! I‘m loving that they are in Grant County and we are visiting characters from Sara‘s not so long ago past. 💕💕💕
#anglophileapril
(Day 3 - #Wonderwall)
This prompt makes me think of fictional characters who find their own “wonderwall.” Karin Slaughter‘s books that feature Will Trent & Sara Linton come to mind. For Will, Sara is almost the definition of the description of a “wonderwall,” as described in the lyrics by Oasis.
pickAnother excellent book in the Will Trent Series. This one acted as a strong bridge to the shocking ending from the Grant County Series, as events all took place in Grant County and feel this rounded of a lot of events from that series. Thoroughly enjoyable to be back with Sara and her family, and some great moments between Will and Sara in this one. I can‘t wait to read on to see what happens. Thoroughly recommend both series.
Want to get lost in a book this afternoon so cracking open the next book in the Will Trent Series.
Time to reveal the books which won the vote to make my #MakeMeReadIt list for the November Challenge.
Book 1 Winner : Broken by Karin Slaughter : 6 Votes v 5 Votes. Very close!
Thanks to everyone for their votes.
pickI thought this book was friggin awesome, which I'm sure comes as a surprise to no one 😂
PS: I know I say it every time, but it feels like my duty to pass on the warning that you should read the Grant County series before the Will Trent series! 😆
Can't stop, won't stop!
pickGosh, another great story with my favorite characters!!! Grant county still lives !!! #Broken #KarinSlaughter #book #bookaholic #booklovers #ler #leitura #leitora #reading #instabook #instaread #instabooks #bookstagram #litsy #booklover #readingabook #amreading #books #vero #Sha2018 #taglivros @karinslaughterauthor
Just finished this one on audio. Narration was ok. Not one of my favorite Karin Slaughter books. Pretty Girls was so much better. This one was just so-so for me.
Ever read too many heavy books and reading just starts to feel like a chore? I've bit off more than I can chew, couple that with a sinus headache that won't quit and I just feel like giving it all up! I think I'm going to get through these, one by one, and settle into a Roald Dahl book or maybe Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing. #brokemyreadingspirit
Soooo I decided to get out all of my physical TBR (not including eBooks and audiobooks). Yikes! 57 in total!!! My GR reading goal is 50, so in theory I could spend no money on books this year and clear my TBR. Haha haha. Like that‘s going to happen! I‘d like to get through half of these, but some are parts of a series so I‘ll need to get the rest too 🙄😂❤️📚 I should be able to tick off a few letters on #LitsyAtoZ too 😊
#mountTBR
I slipped and fell down 10 stairs this morning and messed up my hips and back so now I get to cuddle with these monster and read all day. 🤓📚😻🐱
#catsoflitsy
#ThankGodforParentsEvenWhenYouAre35
Well my 2018 didn‘t start out on the right foot (pause for laughs) but looking on the bright side I‘ll have plenty of time to read 📚📚📚
